Articles of wearing apparel always associated with one creative work/person

And the Cracker Jack kid.

Donald Duck’s is sans pants, of course.

Tunic over bloomers with huge floppy bow tie and big tam o’shanter worn over page boy hairdo: Buster Brown.

Ear Ring - Mr. Clean.

Or Mister Furley.

I got one that is both one person and one creative work: the big white suit that David Byrne wore for the video of Once In A Lifetime.

Specifically, blue Keds.

Round glasses + bowler (+ silk tie and vest or other manly apparel) = Annie Hall/Diane Keaton

For me, that’s associated with Dr. Frank N. Furter from Rocky Horror Picture Show.

A white headscarf, alone or sometimes under a flat-brimmed western hat, is always going to be associated with Georgia O’Keeffe for me.

Eyepatch (in non-pirate context) - Moshe Dayan.

I always associate an eyepatch with author Andrew Vachss

The eyes of Tammy Faye Baker.

Green Hawaiian-type shirt with black pinstripes, black shorts with a white stripe on the side, brown sandals, freckles, unisex bowl haircut - Peppermint Patty.

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Why hasn’t anyone mentioned a rumpled raincoat yet?

Never heard of him. I guess it’s a matter of cultural context.

“Just one more thing . . . .”

Cat-eyed glasses - Dame Edna Everidge.

What about the famous ear-flapped hunting cap worn by Ignatius J. Reilly?

White disco suit – Tony Manero
Leather Jacket – The Fonz
Yellow jumpsuit and matching athletic shoes – Bruce Lee, or Beatrix Kiddo

This thread is fun.

Big gold chains - Mr. T.

Kangol hat - L.L. Cool J.

White halter dress - Marilyn Monroe

Banana skirt - Josephine Baker

Huge African head wrap - Erycah Badu

Swan Dress - Bjork